US EditionBiden says uncle shot down over area populated by cannibals in World War Two
- Joe Biden suggested his uncle may have been eaten by cannibals after his plane crashed during World War II, questioning Donald Trump's suitability as commander in chief.
- President Biden implied twice that the U.S. couldn't locate his uncle's remains after the crash due to the presence of cannibals in the region.
- Biden mentioned his uncle volunteered for reconnaissance flights over New Guinea, where he was shot down in an area with cannibals, and his body was never found.
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On Thursday, April 18, Joe Biden paid tribute to his uncle during a speech in his hometown, where the U.S. president claimed he had been slaughtered by cannibals during World War II, a statement that has shocked some, but has also been a source of mockery for the Republican opposition....
WHAT GAFFES? Networks OMIT Biden Claim of Uncle Being Eaten By Cannibals
We regret to inform you that the Regime Media has done it again. None of the evening network newscasts covered President Joe Biden’s latest gaffe, wherein he claimed that his uncle was eaten by cannibals after crashing his military aircraft over Papua New Guinea during World War II while trying to attack former President Donald Trump. Below is the statement in its full context, as aired on MSNBC’s Andrea Mitchell Reports on Wednesday, April 17th…
Biden Claims 'Cannibals' Ate His Uncle, Military Records Tell a Very Different Story
On Wednesday, President Joe Biden regaled the nation with another family tale, this time insisting that his uncle Ambrose Finnegan — whom he called “Uncle Bosie” — may have been […] The post Biden Claims 'Cannibals' Ate His Uncle, Military Records Tell a Very Different Story appeared first on The Western Journal.
He linked his disappearance in World War II to cannibalism on the island, but from military versions it doesn't look like that.
US President Joe Biden shocked on Thursday after telling a family story, of his uncle, about whom he said he had been killed by cannibals in New Guinea during World War II.
Biden raises eyebrows by claiming cannibals 'ate' his uncle, White House fact checks
United States President Joe Biden took the world by surprise and left the White House in the lurch after claiming that his uncle was most likely eaten by cannibals in Papua New Guinea during World War II. As reported by Western media outlets, 81-year-old Biden said that his uncle's plane was shot down over Papua New Guinea during World War II. He further emphasised how this place is known for cannibals.
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